CNBC anchor Maria Bartiromo, speaking to Steve Freiss of Vegas magazine, said she doesn’t find the “Money Honey” nickname demeaning or sexist.
“Says Bartiromo of the tag: ‘I’m flattered and grateful I’ve been noticed. It’s fine, it’s cute, whatever. I’ve never had a problem about not being taken seriously, about getting belittled.’
“Well, at least not since Roger Ailes, then helming CNBC’s programming, put her on the air. Before that she hadn’t been able to convince CNN’s Lou Dobbs, for whom she produced in the early ’90s, to give her an on-camera shot. Dobbs wanted her to stay behind the scenes.”
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